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3-Time Ex-MLA From KCR's Party Was German Citizen: Telangana High Court
Ex-BRS leader Chennamaneni Ramesh is a German citizen and used forged documents - presenting himself as an Indian national - to contest the Vemulawada Assembly seat, the Telangana High Court ruled Monday.
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How Long Will You Keep Blast Convict In Solitary Confinement: High Court
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday sought to know from the Maharashtra prison authorities how long they plan to keep Himayat Baig, convicted in the 2010 Pune blast case, in solitary confinement.
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Court Orders Agra-Based Company To Pay Rs 10 Lakh To PUMA Over Counterfeit Shoes
In a recent ruling, the Delhi High Court ordered an Agra-based shopkeeper to pay Rs 10 lakh damages to German sportswear brand PUMA for selling counterfeit shoes bearing the 'PUMA' mark and the 'leaping cat device'.
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Firm Cites Names Of Hindu Gods As Defence In Trademark Case, Court Says...
Protecting German medical equipment manufacturer VBM Medizintechnik GmbH, the Delhi High Court dismissed the claim of a company using the initials that it said denoted the 'Holy Trinity' of Hindu Gods - 'Vishnu, Brahma and Mahesh'.
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Telangana MLA Holds German Citizenship: Centre Tells High Court
The central government on Wednesday informed the Telangana High Court that ruling TRS MLA Ramesh Chennamaneni is a German citizen and holds a passport of that country.
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Volkswagen Loses 'Damning' Dieselgate Class Lawsuit In The UK
German car giant Volkswagen faces the threat of a hefty "dieselgate" payout in Britain after a court Monday ruled in favour of more than 90,000 VW drivers whose vehicles cheated emissions tests. Following adverse rulings and compensation payouts elsewhere, the High Court in London ruled that the German auto giant was liable also in Britain.
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German Bakery Blast: Top Court Admits Appeals Against High Court Order
The Supreme Court today admitted for hearing a Maharashtra government appeal challenging the Bombay High Court order commuting death sentence of Mirza Himayat Baig, the lone convict in the 2010 Pune German Bakery blast.
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Diesel Driving Bans 'Self-Destructive': German Transit Minister
The latest ruling follows a string of similar decisions ordering cities like Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt and Stuttgart to bar the most polluting diesels from certain areas, alarming drivers nationwide. A transport ministry spokesman said the debate had become "highly emotional" in the car-loving nation where the auto industry is a pillar of economic...
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Supreme Court Notice To German Bakery Blast Convict On Maharashtra Government's Plea
The Supreme Court today sought the response of Mirza Himayat Baig, the lone convict in Pune German Bakery blast which had claimed 17 lives in 2010, on a plea of the Maharashtra government against the Bombay High Court verdict that commuted his death penalty to life term.
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German Bakery Blast Convict Won't Hang. Death Sentence Commuted To Life Term
Himayat Baig, earlier convicted for bombing Pune's German Bakery where 17 people died, will not hang, said the Bombay High Court today, accepting his appeal against the death sentence given to him by a Pune court.
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German Court Rules Against Use of Facebook 'Like' Button
Germany is one of the world's strictest enforcers of data protection laws and its citizens have a high sensibility to privacy issues.
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German High Court Rules Facebook 'Friend Finder' Is Unlawful
The feature invites users to grant it permission to vacuum up the e-mail addresses of friends or contacts in the user's address book.
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German High Court Rules Facebook 'Friend Finder' Is Unlawful
Germany's highest court has declared unlawful a feature that encourages Facebook users to market the social media network to their contacts, confirming the rulings of two lower courts.
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German Bakery blast: convict wants fresh probe, trial
Himayat Mirza Baig, death row convict of Pune's German Bakery blast, on Tuesday pointed out to the Bombay High Court discrepancies in separate investigations conducted by Maharashtra, Delhi and Bangalore police in the terror case.
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German Bakery blast convict requests Bombay High Court to defer confirmation hearing
German Bakery blast convict Himayat Baig's lawyer has asked the Bombay High Court to defer hearing of confirmation of his conviction and death sentence till the National Investigation Agency completes its probe in the case.
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3-Time Ex-MLA From KCR's Party Was German Citizen: Telangana High Court
Ex-BRS leader Chennamaneni Ramesh is a German citizen and used forged documents - presenting himself as an Indian national - to contest the Vemulawada Assembly seat, the Telangana High Court ruled Monday.
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How Long Will You Keep Blast Convict In Solitary Confinement: High Court
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday sought to know from the Maharashtra prison authorities how long they plan to keep Himayat Baig, convicted in the 2010 Pune blast case, in solitary confinement.
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Court Orders Agra-Based Company To Pay Rs 10 Lakh To PUMA Over Counterfeit Shoes
In a recent ruling, the Delhi High Court ordered an Agra-based shopkeeper to pay Rs 10 lakh damages to German sportswear brand PUMA for selling counterfeit shoes bearing the 'PUMA' mark and the 'leaping cat device'.
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Firm Cites Names Of Hindu Gods As Defence In Trademark Case, Court Says...
Protecting German medical equipment manufacturer VBM Medizintechnik GmbH, the Delhi High Court dismissed the claim of a company using the initials that it said denoted the 'Holy Trinity' of Hindu Gods - 'Vishnu, Brahma and Mahesh'.
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Telangana MLA Holds German Citizenship: Centre Tells High Court
The central government on Wednesday informed the Telangana High Court that ruling TRS MLA Ramesh Chennamaneni is a German citizen and holds a passport of that country.
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Volkswagen Loses 'Damning' Dieselgate Class Lawsuit In The UK
German car giant Volkswagen faces the threat of a hefty "dieselgate" payout in Britain after a court Monday ruled in favour of more than 90,000 VW drivers whose vehicles cheated emissions tests. Following adverse rulings and compensation payouts elsewhere, the High Court in London ruled that the German auto giant was liable also in Britain.
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German Bakery Blast: Top Court Admits Appeals Against High Court Order
The Supreme Court today admitted for hearing a Maharashtra government appeal challenging the Bombay High Court order commuting death sentence of Mirza Himayat Baig, the lone convict in the 2010 Pune German Bakery blast.
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Diesel Driving Bans 'Self-Destructive': German Transit Minister
The latest ruling follows a string of similar decisions ordering cities like Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt and Stuttgart to bar the most polluting diesels from certain areas, alarming drivers nationwide. A transport ministry spokesman said the debate had become "highly emotional" in the car-loving nation where the auto industry is a pillar of economic...
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Supreme Court Notice To German Bakery Blast Convict On Maharashtra Government's Plea
The Supreme Court today sought the response of Mirza Himayat Baig, the lone convict in Pune German Bakery blast which had claimed 17 lives in 2010, on a plea of the Maharashtra government against the Bombay High Court verdict that commuted his death penalty to life term.
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German Bakery Blast Convict Won't Hang. Death Sentence Commuted To Life Term
Himayat Baig, earlier convicted for bombing Pune's German Bakery where 17 people died, will not hang, said the Bombay High Court today, accepting his appeal against the death sentence given to him by a Pune court.
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German Court Rules Against Use of Facebook 'Like' Button
Germany is one of the world's strictest enforcers of data protection laws and its citizens have a high sensibility to privacy issues.
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German High Court Rules Facebook 'Friend Finder' Is Unlawful
The feature invites users to grant it permission to vacuum up the e-mail addresses of friends or contacts in the user's address book.
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German High Court Rules Facebook 'Friend Finder' Is Unlawful
Germany's highest court has declared unlawful a feature that encourages Facebook users to market the social media network to their contacts, confirming the rulings of two lower courts.
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German Bakery blast: convict wants fresh probe, trial
Himayat Mirza Baig, death row convict of Pune's German Bakery blast, on Tuesday pointed out to the Bombay High Court discrepancies in separate investigations conducted by Maharashtra, Delhi and Bangalore police in the terror case.
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German Bakery blast convict requests Bombay High Court to defer confirmation hearing
German Bakery blast convict Himayat Baig's lawyer has asked the Bombay High Court to defer hearing of confirmation of his conviction and death sentence till the National Investigation Agency completes its probe in the case.
